John Atwater Bradley December 23, 1931 – February 23, 2021 Bradley died on February 23, 2021. He attended Brooklyn Technical High School followed by undergraduate studies at Princeton University. After college, he spent two years of flight training in the Air Force followed by graduate work in philosophy, law, and theology at Yale and Union Theological Seminary. He then launched a worldwide entrepreneurial career which included founding, fund-raising and consulting for non-profit institutions, business, industry, foundations, and governments; pooling management talent and investment capital; and serving as an officer and director of a handful of consulting firms, foundations, and corporations, including acting as an adjunct in foreign relations for the Central Intelligence Agency in the 1960’s-1970’s. Bradley married Marilyn Monteith Bower in 1965. In the late 1960s he acquired large tracts of forested land in the Hudson and Delaware Valleys and elsewhere to preserve, protect and manage them for profit on a “green and sustainable use” basis. Most recently, Bradley sat on a Tribunal, at the International Court of Justice, (ICJ) in the Hague. Bradley is survived by his daughter, Camilla Kerr Bradley and his two grandsons, Jack Atwater Matheson Bradley and Boe Bradley Bardenheier. Marilyn and their twin sons David and Philip died in an automobile accident in 1978.